serum potassium levels

Why is Monitoring Potassium Levels Important?

Monitoring serum potassium is vital because both low (hypokalemia) and high (hyperkalemia) levels can lead to severe health complications. Potassium imbalances can affect heart function, muscle contraction, and overall metabolic stability.

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